Jeanne D’Arc

6W T. Douglas Murray. London: William Heinemann, 1907 Notes The book Jeanne d’Arc edited by T. Douglas Murray is a historical work that compiles and presents the life of Joan of Arc, focusing on her trial and letters. Published in the late 19th century, it offers a detailed account of her role as a military leader and her eventual martyrdom. The edition is notable for its use of original trial transcripts and letters, providing readers with direct insight into her story, and includes commentary that situates her within the broader context of medieval history. Description  Dark Navy velum hardback with gold embossed lettering on the cover and spine with an embossed gold and white design on the front cover as well. A few detailed silver plate etchings inside. Browning to pages and gold upper edge. A few pages throughout have small brown spots of discoloration mainly in the margins as well as on the fore edge and front cover. Wear and discoloration to top and bottom edges of the spine and corners of the covers.